Alan Moore's Favorite Comic Herbie The Fat Fury

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WEY—ANP ENOUGH LAUGHS TO SINK ANY SHIP! SO LET'S SAIL ALONG WITH

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STORY:

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ART:

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HERBIE, published monthly February, March, August, September. Published bi-monthly April-May, June-July, Oct. -Nov.,
Dec. -Jan. © 1965 by Best Syndicated Features, Inc., Second & Dickey Streets, Sparta, Illinois. All rights reserved under International and
Pan-American Copyright Conventions. Editorial offices 331 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N.Y. Richard E. Hughes, Editor, Frederick H. Iger,
Business Manager. Subscription (12 issues), $1.44, single copies, $0.12, foreign postage extra. All characters are fictitious and use of any
real names is coincidental. For advertising information, address American Comics Grown. Inc., 331 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N.Y.
Application for Second Claes entry pending at the Post Office at Sparta, III. Printad in U.S.A. He* IX, Oet-Nov, 1965.

Put at the NeXT meeting of tub men's

CLUB— \ the BOARD OF GOVERNORS^

SO WHAT'S
IN THE WAV?
I'M SURE YOU'D
MAKE A ■>
WONDERFUL ,
PRESIDENT.;

LET'S FACE IT MOM— "N
I'M OUST NOT POPULAR]
ENOUGH. IF THEY KNEW )
WHAT A WONDERFUL /
BUSINESSMAN I WAS, )
I'D STAND A CHANCE- *-*
BUT HANG IT, THEY DON’T
SEEM TO REALIZE

l/HAS DECIDED AGAINST SELECTING
7 A PRESIDENT BY ELECTION, AS WA!

7 A PRESIDENT BY ELECTION, AS WA5
( DONE FORMERLY. WE FEEL THAT THE
V BEST PRESIDENT WOULD BE THE
V, ONE WHO DOES THE MOST FOR ■

THE COMMUNITY!

THE TOWN CHARITY FAIR IS BEING HELP \
NEXT WEEK— AND AS A MATTER OF PUBLIC )
SERVICE, WE WANT EVERY MEMBER TO <
VOLUNTEER TO RUN A CONCESSION. AND ^
THE ONE WHO MAKES MOST MONEY FROM J
HIS CONCESSION WILL BE CHOSEN <
A5 PRESIDENT!} " —

ViOVt’ THIS 19 j
mV big
CHANCE!

y.m

TH15 IS GOING TO BE
SWELL! YOU'LL SEE WHAT
A BUSINESSMAN WU’VEGOT
FORA FATHER, HERBIE.

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AND I'LL APVERTiSE PIRATE GOLD
FOR 5ALE! UU5T STUFF THAT LOOKS
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4\ AND I LL SELL IT FOR —

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CONCESSIONS PlPA RAGING BUSINESS— /

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21

'HERE'S HERBIE!"

This isn’t good issue, fans. Just sensational,
colossal, is all. Not worth ten million dollars . . .
$7,500,000 more like it. Only be crazy about
“Pirate Gold ” and nuts about “Mom’s New Coat”.
Expect your letter telling me so, addressed to
me, Herbie, at 331 Madison Avenue, New York
17, N.Y. If not received promptly, will deliver
your head to you on tray . . . please return
same. Also have few words to say about next
magnificent issue coming your way— Number 14,
December- January, on sale at best newsstands
about middle of October. Purchase of this issue
will be strictly enforced . . . anyone daring not
to buy it will be promptly and fatally bopped
by raspberry lollipop. Only worst kind, that’s all.
On other hand, smart purchasers will be reward-
ed by two blue-plate specials — “Herbie Claus is
Coming to Town” and “Gangway For the Three
Musketeers”, a “Fat Fury” gasser. Gasps, shrieks
and roars guaranteed— I, Herbie, appear in both
and fatter than ever. Be smart. Buy. Butt out
now— have to look over mail.

“Dear Herbie: -

You’re great! I started a sale on your comics
at a buck apiece — one-billionth of what they’re
worth— but I made no money. You see, every-
one had them already! Best story yet, I think,
was ‘ Good Old Peepwhistle’. Don't worry about
that fraternity— you were too good for it any-
way. Goldwater used to be my idol— now it’s
you. No comparison. No one is better than
Herbie — not even Soupy Sales! P.S.: Just read
No. 8. Indescribable . . . it’ll be hard to better.
Try. The reward's a package of lollipops! (Don’t
you ever get cavities with all those lollipops?
If you do, my father’s a dentist and you’re
welcome. No charge!)

—Douglas Lavine,

Wilshire Drive, White Plains, New York.”

No problem, Douglas. Second. 1 get cavity, give
it immediate lollipop filling. But don’t let this
get around . ! . might ruin whole dental profes-
sion.

“Dear Herbie: -

On page four, box number 3, you have ‘Pop-
neckner’ instead of ‘Popnecker’. I think you
should add Shane O’Shea to your bopping list.
Hit him with the strawberry one. I think your

comics are extra colossal. Do you have back
copies? Don’t reduce — we need you!

— Jon Backstrom,

11 Menores Ave., Coral Gables, Florida.”

Spelling not Shane O’Shea’s fault. Fault of crazy,
mixed-up letterer, Ed Hamilton. Got down on
his knees, so I spared him this time. Back copies?
You trying to insult me? Too popular for that!

“Dear Herbie: -

Hey, you-all, this little ol* Texas Herbie-fan
just had a brainstorm! I’d like to see you in a
cowboy role, riding broncos and chasing bad
guys. You’d be just a dream for the role, with
a 10-gallon hat, spurs and lollipop guns in your
holsters. You’d be sure to prove what we Texas
gals mean by ‘In the West, men are men and
women are darn glad of it!’ I think you’d be just
grand in a gangster role, too. You know, as a
King of the Underworld. You’d be perfect with
your handsome face and manly physic. Love
and kisses —

— Lynda Massey,

311 W. 37th Street, Austin, Texas.”

Was cast in cowboy role, Lynda . . . issue No. 4,
.in “Big Fat Mess At The Okay Corral”. Made
wonderful cowboy, too. Couldn’t miss, with my
handsome face and— like you say— manly physic.

“Dear Herbie: -

Before I start my letter, I would like to set
it straight that I like your comic a lot. Now that
that’s settled, here’s my beef. Where do you get
your nerve to push around all the people who
buy your comic? I have never seen such an
ungrateful person. If there was a law against
Little Fat Nothings threatening people, you
would never have time to be in your book. You
would be in jail all the time. In closing, I hope
by the next few issues, you regain your senses
and stop this foolishness!

—Eric Wollman,

1901-84th Street, Brooklyn, New York.”

Put you right while you’re still in condition to
hear human words, Eric— and then POWl Right
in the kisser! Life is full of weasel folks who
smile at your face, then stab you in back. Not
me. Hit you to your face my motto. That way,
never any doubt about my intentions. Strictly
lethal.

“Dear Herbie: -

Gotta have your comic! Love it. You hand-
some. My hero. Wish you were here. Stories are
superb! You powerful. Make me swoon. More
stories, please. You my kind of Man. Love you.
Herhie forever!

— Michelle Henne,

Route No. 1, Stillwater, Minnesota.”

Smart girl, Michelle. What other kind could be
so right about everything?

“Dear Herbie: -

I have read all of your issues 10,000 times. I
know that isn’t enough, but it will do for today.

I have my own Herbie Popnecker Fan Club. I
weigh 160 pounds, big belly, glasses and my
name is Herbie! I like you, Herbie, and all of
my friends do, too!

—Herbie Thomas,

136 Royal Ave., Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.”

10,000 times enough to read my issues — say that
because I’m fair type. But not one time less,
see? About your weight . . . bit on the lean side,
alid would suggest special high lollipop diet.

“Dear Herbie: -

You’re just too much. ‘Herbie’ is just too
great to oome out only 8 timps yearly. You
know that and I know that, but that stupid
clod (no offense, editor!) is too dumb to realize
it. But I’ve got a plan. You bop him with a
strawberry lollipop until he consents to make
• ‘Herbie’ a monthly. And throw in a personal
bop for me!

—Rich Walls,

2096 Cambridge, Des Moines, Iowa.”

Great idea, Rich. Love bopping dopey editor.
Turns all black and blue, howls like crazy siren.

“Dear Herbie: -

I think all your issues were a scream. I
especially liked ‘Big Fat Mess At The Okay
Corral ’ and ' High Spirits’. Only in issue No. 7,
in ‘ Good Old Peepwhistle ’, how come you know
so many animals like Fosdick? And if you're so
great and stupendous, how come .your dad thinks
( you’re a fat, lousy clod? I love your whole book
| except for ' Nellie No-Date’. I think she stinks.
I would rather have another great, stupendous,
wonderful ‘Herbie’ story to fill in her (ugh!)

! waste of paper. P.S.: For your Preferred Bop-
ping List, (1) Our teacher, she always piles
extra homework on us. (2) People who don’t
buy ‘ Herbie ’ magazines. (3) The Editor. (4)
Some other finks in our class. And I promise to

tell 10 friends about you too. But I bet they
already know! Your pal —

— Chris Toth,

932 Columbus Ave., Benton Harbor, Mich.”

“Big Fat Mess At Okay Corral ” only wonderful.
Got many personal friends among animals . . ■
got things in common. Am pretty fat clod, too
. accounts for dad’s opinion. Bopped “Nellie
No-Date” good, won’t have any more trouble
from her.

“Dear Herbie: -

Sorry, Herb, but you’re not perfect. I hate to
say it, but you got a failing: you edit letters
crummy. Some letters are all praise (Nothing
too wrong there) and then there are a few
brief ones with actual comments. Now you can’t
tell me that guys like Paul Gambaccini, Dick
West, Grasshoppa Green and those other guys
that write comments don’t stick praise in their
letters too. But you cut their praise out, and
print that of your other victims. Shouldn’t do
that; makes for a choppy letter column. Keep
the intelligent letters intact. Dump the others.
It’ll come out easier to read, almost as smooth
as the stories. . . . What brand lollypoopers you
get? Gotta know, a connoisseur knows quality
when he sees it. And I can’t go around support-
ing second-rate lollipops! Best —

— Paul Thompson,

21 Thrush Street, Carpentersville, Illinois.”

Not perfect — better than. No failings. Don’t edit
letters. You get real fat McCoy. About lollipops
— you spy or something? Does Macy tell Gimbel?
Careful, or compound fractures in Carpenters-
ville!

“Dear Herbie: -

Your books have been really funny. Of all
the stories you've published, I like 'George
Washington’s Teeth’ the most. Couple of things
I would like to know. How can your lollipop
and grandfather clock take you back in time?
And how can you make a hot dog with whiskers?
Also, do you know how George Washington got
false teeth? Finally, about the Fat Fury. Did he
— you — get hurt when you ran into the Statue
of Liberty?

— Dana L. Davidson,

1442 50th Avenue, Oakland, California."

Only Special Purpose Lollipop can do job like
that and souped-up grandfather clock necessary.
“Whiskers” on hot dog just means sauerkraut.
About Washington — really had false teeth, but
pretty bad ones. Supplied by dentist Vd bopped
earlier, so what do you expect? Didn’t get hurt
when l bumped into Statue of Liberty, but
she’s still convalescing.

Temperature soaring-humidity getting you down? well, cheer up-the

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